University of Glasgow archaeologist using cutting edge technology on remnants of the Antonine Wall has shown parts of it were painted in bright colours. Dr. Louisa Campbell's research, which has ...

Cutting-edge research carried out on remnants of the Antonine Wall have revealed that parts of the Roman Empire's most northerly frontier were originally painted in bright reds and vibrant yellows.

Campbell studied all 19 of the known Roman "distance stones" found along the Antonine Wall, a fortification built by the Roman military to extend their control north of Hadrian's Wall, which was ...

Parts of the Roman Empire’s most north-western frontier were originally painted in vibrant reds and yellows, new research has revealed.

The Northern warriors who fought the Romans in Scotland have been celebrated with a new sculpture that will be placed along the Antonine Wall.

The 37-mile-long “Antonine Wall,” was made mostly of turf on a stone foundation, was 10 feet tall, 16 feet wide, and had 17 forts and additional fortlets.

Hadrian's Wall stretches from Bowness-on-Solway in Cumbria to Wallsend in Tyneside Two Roman walls - both World Heritage Sites - are to benefit from £2m of lottery funding. The money will help ...

Three stones make a wall. Rather gnomic, that, but when tucked into its original setting — a well-turned, five-point guide to archaeological inquiry — it's sagacious and poetic.

Campbell studied all 19 of the known Roman "distance stones" found along the Antonine Wall, a fortification built by the Roman military to extend their control north of Hadrian's Wall, which was ...

Parts of the Roman Empire's most north-western frontier were originally painted in vibrant reds and yellows, new research has revealed.Archaeologist Dr Louisa Campbell, of the University of ...

Parts of the Roman Empire’s most north-western frontier were originally painted in vibrant reds and yellows, new research has revealed. Archaeologist Dr Louisa Campbell, of the University of ...